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withdraw nnd ,he Rrooklrn doloaatIon tlned up

withdrew and the Brooklyn delegation fixed up
Albany ess S e Slcssr and
cay os' Contests. ''I In tIs Orleans county CON
tcst tho committee. decided 20 admit tho anti
lianlan delegates Hanan T. Internal ney Venue
under tho wing Of Deputy Collector Davis was
delegation was admitted, This was the regu-
lar delegation from SYRACUSE IN Dan Lamonts
fS SmaSss d'S Ths ao aSa
The Jefferson county contoslanis DID not up;
ard tSSs given Sp hbh hn sy ha we ss
Sdp.sl end thS Mssgnn pSssH,tdSn g *
| Chairman Of the next Stnto Committee, and
his lslegatIon viii DO the strongest delegation
chester e county e contest the Frost delegation
was admitted from tho Third district and tho
Nelson delegates from anotber, Col Frost was a..
for Cleveland. The Nelson delegation is for Hi.
Cayuga county had ono Of tho most decisive
dato for Xttornov Genorai. is tho committee
a4eW aSa se h G'T Willard %na o hS S as
r9qShSr nas sssn a pSing
tho sr Gisvcland Yo Postmsster Of Auburn W. g.
Masses, and one OF Gov. Hills appointess, s.;
tho seating Of tho Durston contestants and 1t
was done, which gave delegation against
All these results are only temporary. and
places during tho temporary organization.
mites on soa and Wen the
mtteo reports its action will DO renewable by
After these rural contests had been disposed
Of tho committee came to- New YORK. The
claims OF Iammany ana ths Sounty democracy r
sss;S SR% 4 Ss Sy%s Hsi sSo% E
proxy as Irving Hall committeeman,
fr If iiisu Hall TX. Mayor Cooper answered HIM
and Congressman Cochran spoke, for Tam
ne Shd Eth rns f M asass s vs 81 s n 4Gas
was ut once defeated. He then moved to con-
tnuo the old basis Of 81 delegates to Tam
Hall That. too, was defeated and there was
no necessity for q roll call, AS the opponents
commo a Too si Nicholas Haughon Hauo.
duct Commissioning lsidSeewGy ex-senator
Cornell. and other Irving Hall men stood on
.aGSsh s' EiasSSs 81 Said the
e com eu and Go@modere TooEor satd It
might be easier to Ges along at wth9ut 1ry ih
County Democracy will have four members Of
the now siate GommiItee and Tammsny Hall
Of C the committee. among the names from which
selections will be made Tor Committeeman are
man Cochran and County Clerk Flaek. and ex-
Maypr Go9p9 Gcs
from his district. but he declined in favor of
Police vo1rhis The First As
gressman. and the Ninth. the other district Of
the Congress district, has nothing So It was
SoornIs as tho committeeman from that dis
trlct. Changes may DO made at the caucus to.
morrow morning. but the above is the list as it
e. Alter irving Hall was disposed Of, tho
State Committee unanimously voted to
nKs ehsirman Was at 81
when the COMMITTEES adjournsd after having
ssse It sessR @ Su Change 1s
do no, mot understand, the attitude 81
nomlnation for Attorney General on both
at the team arrangement he may fall. unless
he has too many country delegates secured to
The Tie New YORK delegates viii try to have
propose the name Of District Attorney MARITIME
viii not Be- presented New YORK has not had
they think it is time that the Democratic party
has S Such LIB
election 70 the highest Office Of advocate q the
t to- the ses b wheh he s has
ney OF New York. Mr. MARITIME ap-
peared proud this evening with the knowl.
edge Of two legal victories. the sustaining of
the verdict against sharp and the verdict
man proud, and now his fellow delegates from
New York, Tammany and the County Democ.
racy alike want to make him thor candidate
for Attorney, q eneral. They believe 1t would
strengthen the ticket in the city; and that New
Secretary OF State Cook can be nominated
without trouble. There is no other candidate.
and he has not thought 1t worth while to open
headquarters. State Treasurer Fitzgerald Is
equally sure of a denomination. Senator
Wemple has headquarters., where everybody
for him Tor Comptroller. Tabor and Poucher.
the two active candidates for Attorney Gen.
| oral are hard at work in their headquarters
and among the delegates.
ner, arrived this evening to take charge Of the
band OF ollceholders who are working for the
President. He assumed control ut once and
tho fight took on an open aspect. There
is no concealment that there Is war
between the - Governor and the Presi-
IL the old State C9mmittes. It vii be The Dc:
on Contested Seats. 1t may break out in the
Convention, and 1t will be tho sole question to
be considered when 1t comes to the choice OF
members of the State Committee. There the
eight votes will decide whether Gov Hill or
President Cleveland shall have control OF tho
Democratic party OF the State OF New York.